[blind-chess] Carol, Re: Chess game on the list
- From: "R Dinger" <rrdinger@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <blind-chess@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 15 Apr 2010 14:55:52 -0700
Hi Carol and all,
I think we can do it both ways.
How about if I collect all the posts from Alvin and Uwe and post the entire
game with comments in line once the game is over. We may even get someone like
Rod to annotate the game.
Then those of you wanting to follow along in real time like Anna can continue
to do so. Those of you that want to see the whole game can simply wait for the
entire collection.
Some may want to do both as there is a different flavor to following the action
as it happens as opposed to reviewing the game after it is done.
How does that sound?
remember, we are still feeling our way here, so all ideas are welcome. If new
ideas work, that is great. If they don't, we simply will try a different way
next time. Please keep the ideas coming, there are really no bad ideas.
Richard
----- Original Message -----
From: Carol Harvester
To: Blind Chess
Sent: Thursday, April 15, 2010 10:40 AM
Subject: [blind-chess] Chess game on the list
Hi Richard,
You have asked us to make suggestions for improving the list. The game
between Alvin and Uwe is great! However, it's difficult to follow the game
because I don't have an extra board. If they play the game privately, annotate
their comments after each move, then when the game is over, post it on the
list. I think it is an excellent teaching tool for all of us to learn what the
player's reason for making such move. One could go through the entire game on a
board at their leisure.
In addition, have a third party (possibly an experienced chess player), who
could discuss and comment on the moves in the game.
I remembered that Rod said he could evaluate and give his comments. I think
it is a good idea, but put the whole game up on the list at one time. Then the
evaluator could discuss the game in three sections, the opening game, the
middle game, and the end game.
These are my thoughts and hopefully it will help to make Blind Chess list a
great place for everyone to enjoy.
Carol
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